DJI is preparing to introduce two new beginner-friendly drones, the DJI Lito 1 and DJI Lito X1, later this week, following a recent teaser. However, ahead of the official announcement, Italian electronics retailer Dino Galiano has shared listings for both models, including full technical specifications and pricing.
The listings were first spotted by reliable leaker Roland Quandt. The DJI Lito 1 is priced at €339.99 (approximately $400), while the DJI Lito X1 is listed at €419.99 (just under $500). These prices align with earlier pricing leaks reported by Dealabs last week.
As with several recent DJI releases, neither the Lito 1 nor the Lito X1 is expected to launch in the United States.
Expected Features and Specifications
Both drones are anticipated to replace older models such as the DJI Mini 3 and DJI Mini 4 Pro. While full specifications are not yet confirmed, the Lito X1 is reported to feature a camera with a larger sensor compared to the Lito 1.
What’s Next for DJI?
The official debut of the DJI Lito 1 and Lito X1 is scheduled for later this week. Tech enthusiasts and potential buyers are advised to stay tuned for further updates from DJI regarding availability and additional features.
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